Xeon 2x 2.8GHz / 2GB / SCSI HD

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I can have this refurb for 300$!

What could you potentially host on that? A phpBB with 100 000 visits a day ? About 150 small blogs?

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planing to buy a new server a little confused which i should choose .... which server would you go for...

**** config 1 ****
4 Processor single core Opteron 854 2.8ghz (2.8ghz x 4)
4GB FB ECC RAM
2x 36gb 15,000 SA/SCSI
RAID 1

**** config 2 ****
Single processor Xeon 5460 3.16ghz (3.16ghz x 4)
2GB FB ECC RAM (config 1 with 4 gb ram)
2x 36gb 10,000 SA/SCSI (config 1 with 15k rpm sas drive)
RAID 1

**** config 3 ****
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2GB FB ECC RAM (config 1 with 4 gb ram)
2x 36gb 10,000 SA/SCSI (config 1 with 15k rpm sas drive)
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I also want to work with Flash Media Server or Red5, but I have the project stopped.

All are almost in the same price. What do you recommend me?
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Intel Xeon 3075
2x 2.66 GHz L2: 4 MB, FSB: 1333 MHz
4 GB DDR2
HD 2x 750 GB
SATA2 RAID HARD 1
Ping: 60 ms
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Core2Duo E6750
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4 GB DDR2
HD 2x 750 GB
SATA2 RAID HARD 1
Ping: 60 ms
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Intel Quad Core 2.13GHz
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Ping: 40
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Now I have:
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Currently my web sites in VPS with PowerVPS and my Server everyday downs and my CPU usage is high load all the time.

My Ram is 1500Mg and I see that my web sites are using 1200-1300 all tha time.
So I will move to dedicated server and need your help to choose my server.

I have only one large web site and all the other web sites are small (20 web sites).

The larg web sites is VB forum
Everyday Visit my large web site 10000-15000 visitors .
Alexa rank 42000.
spend 190-220GB monthly BW.

What do you think about this offer from THPLANET?
Intel Xeon 3040 Dual-core Conroe Processor
DRIVE CONTROLLER: SAS/SATA
PRIMARY HARD DRIVE: 250GB Hard Drive
OPERATING SYSTEM: CentOS Enterprise Linux, Version 4
MEMORY: 2048 MB RAM
CONTROL PANEL: cPanel/WHM with Fantastico
IP ADDRESSES: 10 IP Addresses
BANDWIDTH: 1500 GB Bandwidth
UPLINK PORT SPEED: 10 Mbps Uplink
$186.5 per month and $0 set up
*******
And I have another offer from SoftLayer
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Processor: – 2.33GHz
1 x 12MB CPU Cache
2GB FB-DIMM RAM
KVM over IP Access / Reboot
2000GB Public Bandwidth
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CentOS
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-OR-

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